Most of the time, you will discover your tenant is facing financial and life challenges, even an emergency.If the tenant is truly having real challenges and you value this tenant as a fellow human and a good business relationship, consider being understanding and sympathetic.

I am no longer a functioning human being.

Flippers are considered "dealers" by the IRS and are treated the same as WalMart.

Not every one wants to spend their days painting houses, carrying firarms for protection, and dealing with drug dealers and the rest of the scum.

Anyone ever bought a home that was originally built by Habitat for Humanity?

But in all seriousness, rodents can transmit diseases such as hantavirus to humans through their urine, feces and saliva. 

People suffered rather than notified me of a drug dealer (though I did have  'running up and down the stairs all the time' noise complaints and I just didn't understand what it meant until  I saw it when I was onsite doing improvements.

yep, only two hundred bucks would solve your problem.In this problem, since there's a baby, humanity should come first rather than thinking of profit and loss or being cheap as landlord.

It is our responsibility as investors and simply as human beings- to see through these agendas and make the best choices we can for ourselves and our families and try not to get too caught up in the noise.

@Aaron Mazzrillo  concur  would not want to do bizz with someone with that attitude.. us bankers are human to ya know !!